“The European Court of Justice has ruled that the Netherlands can no longer permit its citizens to freely download copyrighted movies and music without paying for them. In its judgment the Court rules that the current system of a “piracy levy” to compensate rightsholders is unlawful. Today’s judgment is also likely to affect other European countries with similar systems, such as Switzerland where downloading pirated works for personal use is also permitted. The Dutch Government confirmed to Tweakers that downloading copyrighted material for personal use is no longer allowed, effective immediately.”
http://torrentfreak.com/the-netherlands-must-outlaw-downloading-eu-court-rules-140410/
Related posts:
Detlev Schlichter on Sky News with Jeff Randall - Paper Money Collapse
Chicago trauma center age-restriction protesters accuse cops of roughing them up
Trump Impeachment Begins (But Not For War Crimes Or JFK Cover-Up)
How I Printed So Much Money in Zimbabwe That the Country Experienced Hyper-Inflation
Michigan couple grew 206 marijuana plants ‘across the street from city hall’
Brain scans reveal fructose link to overeating
US Interfered In Foreign Presidential Elections At Least 81 Times In 54 Years
Media Begin Orchestrating the Celebration: the FED’s 100th Birthday
How to Profit From Stealth Inflation
Montana Voters Nullify Obamacare Mandates
Shocking the Gate-Rapists
Our Moral Crisis
BitPay Surpasses 10,000 Bitcoin Merchant Transactions, Zero Cases of Payment Fraud
The EU Eats Itself
UK police test 'faster-than-ever' facial recognition software